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by annnnd 10y ago
Why not? It is basically a public domain license, it just uses more colorful language. IANAL, but I see no problem using such code in corporate environment. What are the risks?
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by annnnd 10y ago
> I really think quality is life or death for these products... > If my company weren't a tight Microsoft partner I really doubt we'd be using it. You answered yourself - no, quality is not life and death (at least not fa
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by annnnd 10y ago
While I agree with the spirit of your post, I think you are taking the argument too far in places. For instance, we are a small team of devs and Docker solved a real problem for us. Our deployment was once on bare OS and it was a nightmare.
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by annnnd 10y ago
Nice! Does anyone know, is it possible to train such models on RPi (probably not) or similar sized computer? EDIT: I guess the question should be: is there a RPi-like sized machine available which is more suitable for training ANN?
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by annnnd 10y ago
> Full regression tests are hard enough in software, but I can’t imagine trying to run through a “make sure everything in the house works” checklist in meatspace. Interestingly, this is exactly what you do when you rent a boat, and also
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by annnnd 10y ago
THIS!!! In open-source there is a huge difference between value generated and value collected. The people behind open-source projects are often clueless (sorry, but it's true) how to extract value from their work while keeping communit
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by annnnd 10y ago
Thanks! Setting "network.enableIDN" seems not to work, but this setting works: network.standard-url.encode-utf8 [0] [0] http://kb.mozillazine.org/Network.standard-url.encode-utf8 EDIT: doesn't work either.
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by annnnd 10y ago
Nice - ideal use of flame graphs. When you are running out of disk space, you want to know which parts are using what proportion of disk space and IMHO this visualization is perfect for that. Kudos! On a side note, when I'm on a server
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by annnnd 10y ago
Is it possible to disable Unicode chars for domains in FF?
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Switching from Mercurial to Git, Because Gitlab(allgamedout.com)
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by annnnd 10y ago
Of course, use cases are different. In my case I usually deploy either automatically or manually, but in those rare cases when you can't replicate bug locally there is nothing better than vi. But of course, to each his own.
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by annnnd 10y ago
No regex? :) It would be interesting to compare the lists based on countries.
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by annnnd 10y ago
Even more interesting: given the plethora of options terminals have for coloring, moving, erasing and similar, is it possible to hide malicious input from the shell too so that the victim is unaware of it?
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by annnnd 10y ago
Everyone is collecting as much data as possible, but few are in position to get all of the users' browsing data. Even fewer (if any?) make it available for sale. So there certainly IS interest in such data.
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by annnnd 10y ago
Interesting... So you just have to trust your doctor, no matter what? Does doctor explain the reasoning behind giving you the pills?
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by annnnd 10y ago
This! I view doctors more and more like any other service provider. Their goals (removing symptoms / being on time for next appointment / staying within budget / maybe even prescribing drugs I get commission on) are not neces
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by annnnd 10y ago
On a different tangent: do you think thus created nature will be beautiful to us? Will it be beautiful to people who are born there? I wonder why the trees are beautiful to us.. Maybe because we are used to them and connect nice memories to
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by annnnd 10y ago
That actually sounds like a great idea! Or even better, two columns on the same site - on first one latest gaffe, on the second one proper news. You can't avoid having "popular" stories on the page, but if they compete with t
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by annnnd 10y ago
I would buy a self-driving car (even if it only works on normal roads and refuses to drive anywhere else) in a heartbeat. Can't drive some road in Poland? I'll manage. But if it takes the driving out of my daily commute I would pa
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by annnnd 10y ago
Thank for the insights! I think the damage Samsung suffered was simply too high, so they had to release information that would show that they really solved the issue. Otherwise there would be permanent brand damage if people suspected that
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by annnnd 10y ago
Nice list! We manage to avoid most problems with distribution by using Docker containers, but it brings its own set of problems and downsides. I would love to have a better solution!
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by annnnd 10y ago
Sorry if I'm being naive, but what is keeping users from using Skype & co.?
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by annnnd 10y ago
No it is not. Whenever I use Chromium to see if some page renders well, I am surprised how slower it is. That said, it probably depends on the type of pages you are visiting, but startup time in FF is much lower in my experience.
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by annnnd 10y ago
I think you are taking my argument too far. Valid input doesn't mean it is safe to use in any context. It just means that anything which is invalid at the start shouldn't even have the chance to get in the system. You should sti
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by annnnd 10y ago
Really? So you're saying this is a valid e-mail address? "\"Attacker\\' -Param2 -Param3\"@test.com" Let's try it: <?php $sender = "\"Attacker\\' -Param2 -Param3\&quot
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by annnnd 10y ago
I stand corrected, thank you for clarifying.
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by annnnd 10y ago
Genuinly curious: does '+' trick work? I would imagine any infringing parties would learn to remove plus sign and all after it before selling the database of addresses by now... Other than that: true, I hate incorrect validation.
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by annnnd 10y ago
I am not blaming lack of input sanitization, the bug is clearly still there. What I am saying is that input sanitization would prevent this attack because it will only allow valid characters to get to your mailer, which will exclude space
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by annnnd 10y ago
TL;DR: PHPmailer fails to properly sanitize input. When configured to use CLI sendmail, this can lead to arbitrary command execution. But then again, why would you send e-mail to just any address someone enters, without validating it for co
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by annnnd 10y ago
FF on Linux. Don't use maps, but YouTube works as it should (but then again, I only allow youtube.com, ytimg.com and googlevideo.com via NoScript). It might be deliberate, at least in sense that MS pages never worked properly on Netsca

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